It’s not just marketers that want to get their hands on the wealth of data that Twitter possesses, the government wouldn’t mind having access to it as well, now more so than ever apparently. According to Twitter’s biannual transparency report, government requests for user information has increased by 52% over the past few months, something that the company has called the “largest increase between reporting periods.”

Governments want your data now more than ever. That’s according to Twitter, which released its twice-yearly transparency report on Tuesday, revealing that the number of times governments requested user account information jumped about 52% from 2,871 requests during the second half of 2014 to 4,363 requests during the first half of this year. The social network cooperated with 58% of those requests by handing over data. Jeremy Kessel, Twitter’s senior manager of global legal policy, called it, the “largest increase between reporting periods” the social network has ever seen. Just as notable: Periscope alone received 1,391 copyright takedown requests during the same period — a startling number given the popular live streaming app debuted in March.